Hunter`s mother, Bree Mazelon, quickly defended him. While Benson and Stabler try to figure out what really happened, they also have to deal with the devious Hunter. Bree appears to deny Hunter`s behavior, as Hunter falsely accuses Stabler of touching him inappropriately, leading to a restraining order. Oh, and. While yes, Hwang would have been very helpful in this episode when it aired, B.D. Wong was already working on the pilot season and Awake (R.I.P.) would have been a higher priority for him as it would have been part of NBC`s upfronts, even as a stand-in show in the middle of spring. I`m really tired of the gaping hole in the shape of Huang in these episodes. The last two called for his presence, but no, nothing. People probably believed his story about the woman who harassed him because his mother said she knew. It was just a bad filler episode.
The writing was terrible, especially the legal parts. Alex tried Jeremy Brice as an adult in Juvenile. It shouldn`t be a problem to convict Hunter of rape and murder as an adult. And why did Oregon try him for the 5 rapes he committed there? Hunter`s sudden remorse at the end was so absurd. And Olivia believed it. And why did people believe his story that his babysitter was abusing him? With all the lies this child told, why wasn`t this questioned? Rita Wilson and Sterling Beaumon gave terrible performances. They were both in full swing on the emotional scale. Vote for it if you want to be credible. Stabler arrives at Huffner`s apartment, where he finds her with Hunter lying in a pool of blood. However, Hunter is alive and reveals what happened. At first, he tried to persuade her to say why she had abused him, but since she refused to tell him, he resorted to killing Ellen to make sure she wouldn`t abuse anyone so no one else would suffer from the painful life he had. He also says he will never abuse anyone again now that he has been caught.
I really enjoyed this episode. I think there were some incredibly strong performances from the guest stars and the regular cast. Sterling Beaumon was absolutely exceptional in his role. I think he can go far with his acting skills. It was a great review of the episode. Better than anywhere else on the internet A naked teenager found sleeping in a woman`s bed puts Detectives Benson and Stabler in search of a possessive mother who has a “reasonable” excuse for any wrongdoing. As they try to bring out the truth from the manipulative teenager, a greater truth may await them. Another thing that bothered me in this episode too (in their laundry list) was if Hunter really wanted to murder the babysitter who did this to him, HONESTLY, what stopped him from stalking and murdering her? It wasn`t like there had been a revelation that he had trouble finding in advance. But he stumbles her by chance and murders her AFTER her mother reveals the incident with the babysitter. Gee, how convenient. Honestly, it was nice to see the main cast again, but this episode had so many comforts and stupid characters that it ruined my suspension of disbelief; and after the show; That means something. Ellen Huffner`s apartment 385 East 21st Street Friday, May 6 red.
Nevermind. I just checked my DVR and they don`t look alike. so ignore my statement that Huang is there. >.> What is the song of the minute 22.00 where they go to his room? The percentage of approved Tomatometer reviews that gave this movie a positive Dawn Denoon review, I love your writing. Even in the last seasons of CSR, you managed not to lower yourself to the mediocre level of other writers. But this? Dawn, why did you abandon me? Too many characters behaved like idiots. Stabler, Tucker, Fin, the officer driving the police car, the doctors and the mother. I couldn`t stop rolling my eyes. And I caught myself not believing everything the little snot said at the end. Why should I do this? After all the things he`s done before? Why would Elliot or Olivia believe a single thing he said? I`m going to the final next week with very low expectations. And even then, I`m not sure the episodes do them justice. When Hunter disappears, detectives learn about Ellen Huffner, who played a key role in Hunter`s behavior.
Ellen was Hunter`s babysitter when he was younger, and it turns out she sexually abused him when he was 7. Bree never sought Hunter`s advice.